Jordan: Temperatures drop with the start of summer, but the need for coats continues at night.

Arab Weather - Summer begins on the meteorological calendar tomorrow, Sunday, June 1, 2025. Temperatures are expected to drop as the summer begins, becoming lower than average for this time of year. The relatively cold weather continues at night, requiring special coats for those living in high mountainous areas.

A drop in temperatures in the coming days, with pleasant to moderate weather.

God willing, in the coming days the Kingdom is expected to be affected by a moderate air mass, so temperatures will drop again to become lower than their average for this time of year. The summer weather will be pleasant to moderate in various regions, God willing, and relatively hot to hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba.

Temperatures will range between the mid-to-late twenties Celsius in various major cities, including the capital, Amman, while they will be between the early to mid-thirties Celsius in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba.

Moderate to active northwesterly winds in the coming days

Moderate northwesterly winds will blow across the Kingdom during the period of influence of the moderate air mass, accompanied by strong gusts exceeding 50 km/h at times. These winds will stir up dust and may form dust waves in the Kingdom's desert regions, causing reduced horizontal visibility. The dust waves will also affect desert roads such as the Desert Highway and the Baghdad International Highway.

Cool to relatively cold nights during the coming week

Night temperatures will drop next week in conjunction with the air mass, and the weather will be relatively cool in various regions, and relatively cold in the late night hours and dawn over the mountain peaks and eastern plains. This requires wearing warmer clothing, especially at the beginning of the week, coinciding with a noticeable rise in surface humidity levels with the appearance of low clouds, which may lead to the formation of fog over some high mountain heights, especially in the north.

And God knows best.